"Chapter Four. When Carol strode up to the Barker house the next morning, it was Megan, standing regally on the front porch that greeted her. "Your on...time, that’s good. I demand promptness and dedication in the girls I train. What did you have for breakfast before you came today?"Having to scrounge from her mother’s food supply, her diet was full of junk food. Carol proceeded under Megan’s probing questions to outline a diet that definitely contributed to her being out of shape. "The. Take the rest of the day off andenjoy yourself." OK Steve I'll try; see you tomorrow."As she was leaving Denny came over and said, "All right Karla? You'redoing ok, just give it time. You are really making me work, so don't betoo hard on yourself; fancy going for a curry?" Sorry Denny I have to do an interview for the Observer magazine; theyare sending some woman around to the flat. Thanks for the workout, itreally does help and I am grateful. I'm just feeling pissed at myself;see you. Elle Adkins was notable by her absence. Melissa addressed her Grandson. “Well, Eamon. You haven’t had much time, but your trip to New Man University appears to have been singularly fruitful. What can you tell us?” Eamon wasn’t especially comfortable being the center of attention, always having been the youngster of the family. He took a breath to calm himself then launched into what he had learned in the past two days. “The Adkins’ are an amazing. A bit young for me but you didn't seem to mind that I was twenty-one.As we talked you drew me out and I told you of my own family and my life and dreams. We spent hours just sitting and talking. And when the time came to leave we both felt sad at parting. It was summer and I had lots of free time and so I asked if you might come back the next day."I'll try. It's been very nice talking to you. Bye now." And you were gone as quietly and quickly as you had appeared.As I walked home I thought about.